gamba

As a noun camaron

is .

As a verb gamba is

to take by surprise, surprise, grab, catch.

As a verb gamba

is to take by surprise, surprise, grab, catch.

As a noun violin is

(label) (string instrument).

As verbs the difference between viol and gamba

is that viol is to play the viol while gamba is to take by surprise, surprise, grab, catch.

As a noun viol

is a viola da gamba, a family of musical instruments that preceded the violin and viola and similar string instruments.

As a verb gamba

is to take by surprise, surprise, grab, catch.

As a noun amba is

a tangy mango pickle used as a condiment in the middle east.

As a noun samba

is samba (latin-american dance).

As a verb gamba is

to take by surprise, surprise, grab, catch.

As nouns the difference between gamba and gabba

is that gamba is shortened name for the string instrument viola da gamba while gabba is an alternative spelling of lang=en.

As nouns the difference between gumba and gamba

is that gumba is a person of Sicilian descent, often used pejoratively while gamba is shortened name for the string instrument viola da gamba.

As nouns the difference between mamba and gamba

is that mamba is any of various venomous snakes of the genus Dendroaspis, native to Africa, that live in trees while gamba is shortened name for the string instrument viola da gamba.

As a proper noun Mamba

is a dialect of the Zimba language spoken in the Congo.

As a noun gamma

is gamma (greek letter).

As a verb gamba is

to take by surprise, surprise, grab, catch.

As a verb gamba

is to take by surprise, surprise, grab, catch.

As a noun gambist is

someone who plays the gamba.